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"Pain of Memory": New Education Kit and Training Program for Teachers in Ukraine
Stephen D. Smith, Executive Director of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute, speaks at the
Stephen D. Smith, Executive Director of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute, speaks at the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition opening in Kyiv.
Stephen D. Smith, Executive Director of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute, speaks at the
Victor Pinchuk, founder of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation—the organization that brought the
Victor Pinchuk, founder of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation—the organization that brought the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition to Ukraine—speaks at the exhibition opening in Kyiv.
Victor Pinchuk, founder of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation—the organization that brought the
From left: John F. Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, and Mariella Cellitti Tefft; Anna Lenchovska, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine; and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
From left: John F. Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, and Mariella Cellitti Tefft; Anna Lenchovska, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine; and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
From left: John F. Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, and Mariella Cellitti Tefft; Anna Lenchovska, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine; and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
Standing, from left: John F. Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, and Mariella Cellitti Tefft, meet with Pain of Memory trainees.
Standing, from left: John F. Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, and Mariella Cellitti Tefft, meet with Pain of Memory trainees.
Standing, from left: John F. Tefft, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, and Mariella Cellitti Tefft, meet with Pain of Memory trainees.
Stephen D. Smith, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Executive Director (left), and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
Stephen D. Smith, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Executive Director (left), and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
Stephen D. Smith, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Executive Director (left), and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
Anna Lenchovska (left), USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine, and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
Anna Lenchovska (left), USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine, and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
Anna Lenchovska (left), USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine, and Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory.
The Ukraine debut of the
The Ukraine debut of the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition was part of the official national commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Babi Yar tragedy.
The Ukraine debut of the
The
The "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition includes photographic evidence of mass graves, identified by Father Patrick Desbois and Yahad-In Unum.
The
The
The "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition is based on the work of Yahad-In Unum and its President, Father Patrick Desbois. Yahad-In Unum conducts research and documentation of mass shootings that took place in Ukraine, Belarus, and Poland.
The
The Ukraine debut of the
The Ukraine debut of the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition was part of the official national commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Babi Yar tragedy.
The Ukraine debut of the
The Pain of Memory education kit is designed to enhance the
The Pain of Memory education kit is designed to enhance the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition. The kit is also intended for use as a stand-alone resource.
The Pain of Memory education kit is designed to enhance the
Oleksandr Voytenko (left), author of Pain of Memory, trains educators on the use of the kit.
Oleksandr Voytenko (left), author of Pain of Memory, trains educators on the use of the kit.
Oleksandr Voytenko (left), author of Pain of Memory, trains educators on the use of the kit.
Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory, is one of the leading Ukrainian educators on the subjects of human rights and tolerance.
Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory, is one of the leading Ukrainian educators on the subjects of human rights and tolerance.
Oleksandr Voytenko, author of Pain of Memory, is one of the leading Ukrainian educators on the subjects of human rights and tolerance.
Anna Lenchovska (left), USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine, speaks with educators at the Pain of Memory training seminar.
Anna Lenchovska (left), USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine, speaks with educators at the Pain of Memory training seminar.
Anna Lenchovska (left), USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine, speaks with educators at the Pain of Memory training seminar.
Anna Lenchovska, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine.
Anna Lenchovska, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine.
Anna Lenchovska, USC Shoah Foundation Institute Regional Consultant in Ukraine.
Oleksandr Voytenko (left), author of Pain of Memory, trains educators on the use of the kit.
Oleksandr Voytenko (left), author of Pain of Memory, trains educators on the use of the kit.
Oleksandr Voytenko (left), author of Pain of Memory, trains educators on the use of the kit.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar explored the
Attendees at the training seminar explored the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition, which the Pain of Memory education kit is designed to enhance. The kit is also intended for use as a stand-alone resource.
Attendees at the training seminar explored the
Attendees at the training seminar explored the
Attendees at the training seminar explored the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition, which the Pain of Memory education kit is designed to enhance. The kit is also intended for use as a stand-alone resource.
Attendees at the training seminar explored the
Attendees at the training seminar explored the
Attendees at the training seminar explored the "Shoah by Bullets" exhibition, which the Pain of Memory education kit is designed to enhance. The kit is also intended for use as a stand-alone resource.
Attendees at the training seminar explored the
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.
Attendees at the training seminar included teachers, methodology specialists, and student youth educators serving grades 9 through 11.